Sentence examples for sensible to check from inspiring English sources

It is normally sensible to check the small print beneath politicians' rhetorical flourishes, but Ed Miliband's claim today to be introducing the most far-reaching changes to the way Labour selects its candidates in two decades is, if anything, an understatement.

However it would be sensible to check with your current broker first.

As a result, it would be sensible to check the qualifying criteria closely before submitting future credit applications, as many do stipulate minimum income levels.

At this point it would be sensible to check all is well with the new headlight bulb.

Travelers might want to check for sensible places to eat, unless they really believe the gun lobby's propaganda that an armed diner at the next table offers an extra comfort.

How is that sensible?" Another proposal would require GPs to check the status of immigrant patients before treating them.

It is sensible to use tamper evident seals to check if your luggage is intact upon arrival.

First of all, a young man doesn't realize how much time it takes to prepare good lectures, for the first time, especially--and to give the lectures, and to make up exam problems, and to check that they're sensible ones.

A sensible member of staff would have contacted you to check.

The newspaper also quoted him as saying "we need to check" whether there were leaders with a "more sensible attitude" than that of Mr. Ahmadinejad.

Typing in "San Francisco, CA" or "TechCrunch HQ" doesn't give you the option to check these feeds, though that seems like a sensible next step.